Administrative Law in Aotearoa New Zealand

Hanna Wilberg is Associate Professor of Law at the University of Auckland, New Zealand.

• Part I: Introduction and Overview1. Introduction2. Public Administration and its Law3. Introducing Debates: The Role of Political Values and Constitutional PrinciplesPart II: The Grounds of Judicial Review: Norms Governing Administration4. Traditional Grounds of Review: Procedural Fairness5. Traditional Grounds of Review: Illegality6. Modern Extensions: Rights as Grounds of Review7. Unreasonableness and Modern Extensions of Substantive ReviewPart III: The Limits of Judicial Review8. Availability of Judicial Review9. A Better Framework for Calibrating Restraint?10. The Limits of Judicial RemediesPart IV: Public and Private11. Public Law and Private Power: The Public Nature Test12. Private Law and Public Power: Public Authorities’ Liability in DamagesPart V: Administrative Justice13. Introduction of Administrative Justice14. Front-line Decision-making: Getting it Right and Learning from Errors15. Remedial Regimes: Putting Errors Right

A significant contribution ... The coverage of the work is very wide but the clarity of its analysis, as well as the careful balance that is maintained to ensure the right amount of necessary detail, delivers something approaching encyclopaedic detail yes does so in a readable form.